AEW manager Don Callis [Image Credits: AEW's Instagram]
Don Callis seemingly teased the addition of a new top star to his group on the latest edition of AEW Collision. The talent in question, Daniel Garcia, suffered a major loss at the promotion's recent pay-per-view.
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The May 31 episode of Saturday Night Collision featured a backstage interview with the former TNT Champion alongside his mentor, Matt Menard. Around a week earlier, Garcia had teamed up with Nigel McGuinness to take on FTR in tag team competition at AEW Double or Nothing 2025. Despite a valiant effort, they unfortunately came up short, with the ex-JAS member passing out to Dax Harwood's Sharpshooter.
Garcia was asked about his loss to The Top Guys on this week's AEW Collision. After Menard cut him off mid-response, accusing him of "moping" over being defeated at Double or Nothing, Don Callis arrived to interrupt the interview. The Invisible Hand admonished the former Red Death for listening to Daddy Magic's guidance and advised him to join his "family" instead. Although Garcia voiced his disinterest, Callis urged him to consider the offer.
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It remains to be seen if Danny Garcia will end up joining forces with the heel manager and his star-studded stable after the events on Collision.
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